Senorita Mistral Visits Barnard as Spanish Faculty Guest
Senorita Gabriel Mistral, visiting member of Barnard College’s Spanish department, shares her diverse background as journalist and poet. She has shifted to literary work, contributed to translations, and holds advisory roles with Paris and Rome institutes linked to the League of Nations.
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Senorita Mistral
Barnard
Senorita Gabriel Mistral
League of Nations
Alice Blackwell Stone
Latin America
Institute of Intellectual Co-operation
Paris
Institute of Cinema Education
Rome
Gilbert Murray
Vernon Kellogg
League
Division of Arts and Letters
Prezzolini
United States
Germany
Change In Greenwich Village To Be Studied
An investigation of social and economic changes in Greenwich Village over the past ten years will be conducted this winter by a committee of Professor R. M. Maciver Dr E. M. Burns and Dr A R Burns. The survey aims to give Columbia students field work and statistical experience on living conditions in the lower west side and methods of investigation. Interested students should contact Dr A R Burns Room 334 Milbank Hall for guidance from Chief Investigator Professor Caroline F. Ware who will help interpret results.
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Greenwich Village
R. M. Maciver
E. M. Burns
A .R. Burns
Columbia
Lower West
A. R. Burns
Milbank Hall
Caroline F. Ware
Barnard Summer School closes successful session for women workers
The Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry ended its fourth and most successful session on August 15. Fifty one women from diverse trades and nationalities studied seven weeks in Barnard buildings, with garment making and other crafts represented. Renowned instructors from Barnard and Brookwood Labor College led economics literature science and English composition courses.
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Barnard
New York
Russia
Poland
Mexico
Rumania
Hungary
Italy
Austria
England
Canada
Denmark
League of Nations
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Ernestine L. Friedmann
David Saposs
Brookwood Jabor College
Lucille Kohn
Josephine Colby
Brookwood
Esther Swenson
Vail Deane School
Caroline Ware
Vassar
Marjorie Eastman
Wellesley
Margaret Bullowa
Madeleine Gilmore
Anita Jones
Alexandra Klante
Adaline Heffelfinger
Barnard Freshmen Elect Four Honor Board Members
The freshman meeting opened at noon on Wednesday October 1 by Anne Gary welcomed the class at Barnard. Dorothy Kramm urged reading Mortorboard for freshmen and announced a tea at four. Four officers were chosen Jane Martin Nancy Fanning Margaret Gristede and Helen Calahane to serve on the Honor Board for four weeks pending final election October 24. Sophomore Mysteries Chairman Hermine Morgan announced a kiddy party replacing the Mystery Supper.
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Anne Gary
Barnard
Tenikoi
Marjorie Rainey
Dorothy Kramm
Madeleine Gilmore
Jane Martin
Nancy Fanning
Margaret Gristede
Helen Calahane
Hermine Morgan
President Butler and Dean Gildersleeve Address School Body
Fresh and Juniors host a dormitory tea on Monday October 6 1930 in the Blue Room Brooks Hall. Guests include Virginia Badgely Hewitt Hall officers Helen Foote Betty Beans and Alice Canoune with Miss Pope presiding at the tea table. Freshmen shed bashfulness and juniors’ care enhances the cheerful atmosphere.
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Brooks Hall
Miss Abbott
Virginia Badgely
Helen Foote
Hewitt Hall
Betty Beans
Alice Canoune
Miss Pope
Miss McBride
Stand Columbia Hymn Dominates Campus After Assembly
After the assembly on Tuesday the Alma Mater Stand Columbia echoed across the campus. A Bulletin reporter noted the song’s unanimous popularity with students singing in halls, jungle paths, and the Library, while freshmen and seniors joined in varied keys and harmonies. The Glee Club is expected to gain new members this year.
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Columbia
Tue
Bulletin
Beveridge
Glee Club
Barnard College Opens Year with Address on Belonging and Duty
Barnard College begins its year with remarks from President Butler and Undergraduate Association President Sally Vredenburgh. They urge student involvement, focus on hard work amid economic strain, and explain the honor system as a practical code guiding campus life.
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Sally Vredenburgh
Barnard
German Club Invites All Classes To Join
The German Club extends a cordial welcome at the start of the new year. Sign the poster in Barnard Hall to receive an invitation to the club tea and learn about transfers and fresh begins.
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Barnard Hall
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Senorita Gabriela Mistral
Fresh Elect Board of Four Officers
Butler
Dean Gildersleeve
Pres. Butler
Board of Trustees
Osborne
Milburn
America
Gildersleeve
George Haven Putnam
Senorita
Gabriela “Mistral
Mme. Halidé Edith
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